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| He was the second and oldest surviving son of | Gilbert Affleck and his wife Anna Dolben, daughter of |
| Henderson was the son of | Gilbert Henderson of Durham, and his wife Ann Robinso |
| 6 March 1758) was an English peer, the son of | Gilbert Vane, 2nd Baron Barnard. |
| Gilbert's son, Garrett Gilbert, is the starting quart | |
| ery Bigod of Norfolk, who bore him a son, Sir | Gilbert de Segrave in 1202. |
| The couple's famous son, W.S. | Gilbert, was born on 18 November 1836. |
| "Get Down" is a song by | Gilbert O'Sullivan, from his album I'm a Writer, Not |
| For the song by | Gilbert O'Sullivan, see Alone Again (Naturally), the |
| Sons, which he ran with his two sons, Charles | Gilbert Peterson and Jesse Peterson. |
| 1878, for Carte, he conducted The Sorcerer by | Gilbert and Sullivan and also conducted H.M.S. Pinafo |
| the chapel of Saint Winwaloe for the souls of | Gilbert, earl of Clare, and of Elizabeth and her ance |
| ief instrumental introduction is the sound of | Gilbert whistling, before he comes in. |
| Southeast to | Gilbert, Chandler, Ahwatukee, and southern Phoenix pr |
| ho broke into baseball as a southpaw pitcher, | Gilbert first became famous as a member of the 1914 " |
| The Speaker was | Gilbert Parent. |
| Special Agent | Gilbert Orrantia, with |
| tation played a pivotal role in comedian Rhod | Gilbert's special Rhod Gilbert and the Award-Winning |
| 2006 issue of The American Spectator, Martin | Gilbert, a Holocaust historian, writes: "Building on |
| in Chicago, Illinois, by George K. Spoor and | Gilbert M. Anderson, originally as the Peerless Film |
| "TV Spot" (Bruce | Gilbert mix) - 3:52 |
| Selling lots for five cents a square foot, | Gilbert emphasized the beauty and peacefulness of the |
| The Liberty Ship SS Henry | Gilbert Costin (Maritime Commission Hull Number 0950, |
| st season in 1946, Cannon debuted on stage in | Gilbert & Sullivan's "Mikado," presented in the San D |
| It was the last silent film for star John | Gilbert. |
| irected by Bill Corcoran and starring Melissa | Gilbert as Shari Karney. |
| rm is a 2004 television film starring Melissa | Gilbert and Thomas Cavanagh. |
| film was shot in Hong Kong and stars Melissa | Gilbert and Melissa Sue Anderson, who both co-starred |
| While in the State Senate | Gilbert was an early fighter for replacing the Single |
| Howell (R-Stafford) released a statement from | Gilbert entitled "Kaine Appointee on Board of Directo |
| 12, 2010, NBA Commissioner David Stern fined | Gilbert $100,000 for the letter's contents, while als |
| yme was founded by Philip of Kyme, steward to | Gilbert Earl of Lincoln, before 1169, in honour of th |
| 955 found him at Norton once more, still with | Gilbert Smith as MD, but now under the aegis of AMC a |
| in 1861 in the Indianapolis grocery store of | Gilbert and Hester Van Camp, who canned fruits and ve |
| The Story of | Gilbert and Sullivan (1953) |
| The Story of | Gilbert and Sullivan |
| Stout, Hosea; | Gilbert W. Scharffs (1967), "Excerpts from the Journa |
| run raids against the Japanese, striking the | Gilbert and Marshall islands in February, Wake Island |
| Wiley & Sons, edited by former student Daniel | Gilbert. |
| n the Boston area, he studied as a student of | Gilbert Stuart, becoming a portraitist of talent, and |
| 7 David Adams founded Stone Jackal Studios in | Gilbert, Arizona and developed and released his first |
| was shot) where he meets his subject, Preston | Gilbert (Mickey Rooney), a one-time movie star known |
| investigations, a suspected subversive named | Gilbert Gifford was arrested and interrogated. |
| He and the drummer of Suede, Simon | Gilbert, are cousins. |
| in 1979, with Patty Duke as Sullivan, Melissa | Gilbert as Keller, and Diana Muldaur and Charles Sieb |
| south of England where he had the support of | Gilbert Foliot, then Abbot of Gloucester. |
| The Melrose Chronicle however, supportive of | Gilbert and his election, failed to note the signific |
| y after the birth of their daughter Susan Ann | Gilbert. |
| Dickinson married Susan Huntington | Gilbert, a friend of his sister Emily from childhood, |
| Portrait of Hepzibah Clarke Swan by | Gilbert Stuart, 1808 (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |
| Both Margo Sylvia and | Gilbert Lopez were members of The Tune Weavers. |
| aby" is a 1957 song written by Margo Sylvia & | Gilbert Lopez. |
| ially well known for his talents interpreting | Gilbert and Sullivan, and did much to encourage aspir |
| Vampire tales, citing | Gilbert Foliot and Roger, bishop of Worcester |
| Carte's personal supervision, in tandem with | Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience. |
| Born in Taylorsville, Kentucky, | Gilbert attended the common schools, Cecilian College |
| an, producer of musicals, half of the team of | Gilbert and Sullivan |
| 27.6 seconds, while Morton's team-mate Irene | Gilbert, who had been ill and in bed for several days |
| church spokesman Don Evans, the new temple in | Gilbert will be constructed near the intersection of |
| Ramsay was on friendly terms with | Gilbert Burnet and Bishop Leighton, with whose desire |
| Terry-Thomas as | Gilbert |
| on tour (from 29 matches), one less than Herb | Gilbert. |
| Rather than wait, | Gilbert stages a prison break together with a varied |
| lay Texas A&M because of fears that Hurricane | Gilbert would harm his players. |
| non-reductionist naturalism, akin to that of | Gilbert Ryle, Peter Strawson, and P.M.S. Hacker. |
| y of humorous cameo appearances that included | Gilbert Gottfried, Flavor Flav, Salt-n-Pepa, and Eric |
| The Melrose Chronicle tells us that "Sir | Gilbert, master of the novices at Melrose, and former |
| r the Chronicle of Melrose reported that "Sir | Gilbert, the abbot of Glenluce, resigned his office, |
| annual Buxton Festival and the International | Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, among other festivals |
| University Library was housed within the main | Gilbert Scott Building. |
| 0 Godstone, Surrey) who married the solicitor | Gilbert Mainwaring Robinson. |
| Redding and Wilton and consists of the former | Gilbert and Bennett manufacturing plant, institutiona |
| on ship, and harbor operations in the Ellice, | Gilbert, and Marshall Islands; then she departed Kwaj |
| In 1941, Bennett married the actor | Gilbert Roland, by whom she had two daughters, Lorind |
| of the Screw (Benjamin Britten), The Mikado ( | Gilbert and Sullivan) and Die Fledermaus (Johann Stra |
| ril Leonis shuttled cargo among the Marshall, | Gilbert, and Ellice Islands before sailing for Pearl |
| fighting fleet and shore bases in the Ellice, | Gilbert, Marshall, and New Hebrides Islands. |
| quadron had attacked targets in the Marshall, | Gilbert and Truk Islands, as well attacking Wake Isla |
| he United States Military Academy by the late | Gilbert N. Haugen and graduated on June 11, 1931. |
| lete dialogue) is highly regarded: The online | Gilbert and Sullivan Discography says, "This recordin |
| Dorothy Studd married the Rev | Gilbert A Barclay |
| f Greek at Glasgow University under the young | Gilbert Murray. |
| ct the financial interests of the developers, | Gilbert Dalldorf, the division director of the labora |
| ing an integral part of the Harvard-Radcliffe | Gilbert & Sullivan Players, and giving technical advi |
| received with universal approval: the critic | Gilbert Seldes complained that "Hassard Short, confus |
| dvanced bases in the invasions of the Ellice, | Gilbert, and Marshall Islands. |
| ny d'Offay, who once brought down the artists | Gilbert and George. |
| Broadstairs and as part of the International | Gilbert and Sullivan festival in Buxton. |
| The Reverend | Gilbert HARDING opened a school alongside his residen |
| rs' dissolution in 1953 due to the blacklist, | Gilbert continued her activism on a personal level, t |
| rfolk and became friendly with the naturalist | Gilbert White, with whom he carried on a lengthy corr |
| Proctor House, also known as the Cassandra | Gilbert House, is an historic home located at Bel Air |
| In the 1970s, | Gilbert earned an M.A. in clinical psychology and wor |
| Final curtain: The last | Gilbert and Sullivan Operas. |
| various fellows, including the Machiavellian | Gilbert, compete to be his replacement. |
| Paws & Tales, Down Gilead Lane and the Father | Gilbert Mysteries. |
| the Guards Memorial, designed by the sculptor | Gilbert Ledward in 1923-26 and erected to commemorate |
| After the war | Gilbert returned to Iowa and continued his career as |
| f H.M.S. Pinafore released in 1960, the first | Gilbert and Sullivan recording to include complete di |
| me of the costumes in several of the original | Gilbert and Sullivan operas at the Savoy Theatre in t |
| orchestra in Sydney, where all of the extant | Gilbert and Sullivan operas were played except for Ut |
| "light and sweetness" to the underside--Giles | Gilbert Scott, quoted in Hopkins (1970) |
| Two days after his release from the Jaguars, | Gilbert was signed by the Atlanta Falcons on Septembe |
| home and abroad and has won the International | Gilbert and Sullivan Festival no less than six times. |
| Cruising the Northern | Gilbert Islands, Grayling failed to register a kill, |
| In 1981 Auburn began bestowing the Walter | Gilbert Award to distinguished alumni athletes. |
| City Council and was a trustee of the Addison | Gilbert Hospital. |
| The portraitist, | Gilbert Stuart, was baptized in Old Narragansett Chur |
| Passing a small compass over the terrella, | Gilbert demonstrated that a horizontal compass would |
| 0 Godstone, Surrey) who married the solicitor | Gilbert Mainwaring Robinson. |
| His elder brother was the author | Gilbert West. |
| sity of Alabama, Texas lost with the freshman | Gilbert at the helm. |
| In the 1990s, | Gilbert regularly appeared at London techno clubs und |
| 931, deputising at right-back for the injured | Gilbert Richmond in the 0-3 defeat away at Rotherham |
| He married Anne, daughter of the Rev. | Gilbert Wakefield, and died at his house in Bloomsbur |
| the new school also taking in some of the Sir | Gilbert Claughton School pupils upon that school's ph |
| Charles James Fox Correspondence of the late | Gilbert Wakefield, B. A. 1813 |
| The dispute with the archdeacon | Gilbert Forrester continued, Forrester's excommunicat |
| company was originally founded under the name | Gilbert & Barker in 1870 by Charles Gilbert and John |
| He then joined | Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd, water turbine manufactur |
| During this time, | Gilbert worked on the projects of several established |
| This prompted | Gilbert Rule, to respond with a book called "The Good |
| At this time | Gilbert was member of parliament for Queenborough, Ke |
| At this time | Gilbert was also part of an intellectual group from G |
| in the Cole Porter musical Out of This World, | Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and as Henry Higgins i |
| It is doubtful that this was | Gilbert Cavan, especially as he disappears from recor |
| Thomas Kelly | Gilbert (born January 10, 1983) is an American ice ho |
| Thomas Patrick | Gilbert (b. |
| n, Beau von Tinklywinkle, Mark Thompson, Lily | Gilbert, Seth Weber, Birch Cooper, Max Clotfelter, Se |
| d subjects, observations compared to those of | Gilbert White, were collected and privately printed b |
| of the revivals for which all three partners ( | Gilbert, Sullivan, and D'Oyly Carte) were alive. |
| After three terms, | Gilbert left the Senate and was succeeded by future L |
| Through Michaelson | Gilbert learned about European Expressionism and her |
| efore that, for he was "elect" in the time of | Gilbert, Prior of St Andrews, who was prior between 1 |
| yers in the field were Rotterdam titlist Brad | Gilbert, San Francisco winner Andre Agassi, Aaron Kri |
| 's castle, and refused to surrender it to Sir | Gilbert Debenham. |
| eriff of Berwick and his deputes to apprehend | Gilbert Lauder of Quhitslaid (d. |
| and 1964 are ranked the best, according to "A | Gilbert and Sullivan Discography", edited by Marc She |
| tary academy, the estate was sold to hotelier | Gilbert Stevenson and it became the Hotel Miramar in |
| Born as the third child to the | Gilbert and Seelwathie Fonseka at Peliyagoda, Kelaniy |
| tute of Technology and faculty adviser to the | Gilbert and Sullivan Society. |
| He was able to bring | Gilbert and Sullivan together briefly for two more op |
| The castle has been home to the | Gilbert family for most of the time since it was buil |
| 60s, the Jews of Libya were subjected to what | Gilbert calls punitive taxation. |
| the turret of the stable block, a pair to the | Gilbert squirrels on the Victorian Gothic water tower |
| ident in the 2001 election, losing to Melissa | Gilbert. |
| ot underway to screen a support convoy to the | Gilbert and Marshall Islands, returning to Pearl Harb |
| slands and, in early October, returned to the | Gilbert Islands en route to Pearl Harbor and an overh |
| Extracurricular activities available to St. | Gilbert Students include Student Council, Band, Choir |
| From 1942 to 1950, | Gilbert served as president of the Savannah Branch of |
| his best win to date, before he lost to David | Gilbert 2-5. |
| bey until 1239, when he was chosen to succeed | Gilbert de Stirling as Bishop of Aberdeen. |
| In 1307 John Adlington paid rent to Sir | Gilbert Standish. |
| Pat begins to regret her decision to let | Gilbert film the break up, and tries to get one of he |
| esponse that they changed their name to Derby | Gilbert & Sullivan Company to more clearly reflect th |
| of the 17th century the estate passed to John | Gilbert, who also took the name of Cooper. |
| 's declaration, but instead fled to Ireland.' | Gilbert Burnet in his Life of Bedell states that the |
| a, to escort three new escort carriers to the | Gilbert Islands operation, for which they sailed from |
| Temple Moore was articled to George | Gilbert Scott, Jr. from 1875 to 1878 and stayed with |
| ews about Gallagher- what a blow it is to the | Gilbert and Ellice, as he was by far the best man we |
| dest daughter Margaret by her marriage to Sir | Gilbert Denys of Siston, Glos., almost adjacent to Dy |
| Sections of dismantled house were sold to one | Gilbert Purcell, who owned a boatyard and intended to |
| slands on 4 December, she continued on to the | Gilbert Islands, delivering cargo at both Tarawa and |
| Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Glenroy | Gilbert formed along with Robert Esmie, Bruny Surin a |
| We have told Mr. | Gilbert we are looking for businesses and industries |
| School), Luke I. Wilson ("Tree Tops", 1926), | Gilbert Grosvenor ("Wild Acres", 1928-29), and George |
| rmed in 1969 to perform in a national tour of | Gilbert & Sullivan operettas. |
| ecently moved out to California to train with | Gilbert Melendez and his team, the Skrap Pack. |
| 21st, 1993, members of the Hutu tribe invaded | Gilbert's high school and captured members of the Tut |
| The melodrama of the troubadour centaur | Gilbert who seeks love in mostly the wrong places |
| teve Dudas, Ray Luzier, Steve Trovato, Daniel | Gilbert, Gary Willis, Art Renshaw, Rafael Moreira. |
| "Misguided Fortune" (Smith, Troy Gregory, | Gilbert, Carlson & Knutson) - 5:41 |
| ference, a trustee of the National Trust, the | Gilbert Collection, and the Pilgrim Trust, a member o |
| Errantry perfectly fits the tune of | Gilbert and Sullivan's I Am the Very Model of a Moder |
| In parts of two seasons, | Gilbert was a .083 |
| In a two-season career, | Gilbert was a .240 |
| legislative assistant for U.S. Representative | Gilbert Gude in 1969 and for U.S. Senator Charles H. |
| His son, UAP candidate | Gilbert Chandler, won the resulting by-election in Ma |
| See also: Linati schema for Ulysses and | Gilbert schema for Ulysses |
| He was the uncle of | Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury. |
| He was the uncle of | Gilbert de Gant, Earl of Lincoln. |
| as a Brigadier-General, and his uncle, Joseph | Gilbert Totten was Chief of the United States Army Co |
| Rosalind's uncle, Spring | Gilbert (Al Ferguson), wants the gold for himself and |
| as directed by Monta Bell and uncredited John | Gilbert. |
| One Relator Metabelian Groups" under advisors | Gilbert Baumslag, Wilhelm Magnus, and Joan Landman Dy |
| oration and renovation took place under Giles | Gilbert Scott during the 1840s. |
| the Guildhall School of Music under Geoffrey | Gilbert. |
| presentation for Australia - Rugby Union Herb | Gilbert played three Tests for Australia - all agains |
| ng baritone roles in the University College's | Gilbert and Sullivan Society, then under the conducto |
| The supporting cast includes Ursula Thiess, | Gilbert Roland, and Zachary Scott. |
| son on November 6, 1967, to a seat vacated by | Gilbert H. Jertberg. |
| ost commonly encountered X-machine variant is | Gilbert Laycock's 1993 Stream X-Machine (SXM) model, |
| "Peanut Vendor" (Wolfe | Gilbert, Moises Simons, Marion Sunshine) (with The Rh |
| The text is the verbatim notes | Gilbert took immediately after having conversations w |
| um was a third hit single, a cover version of | Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Who Was It?" (UK #23). |
| rom comic operas, especially the very popular | Gilbert and Sullivan operas. |
| 4 January 1918, Ruamps shared a victory with | Gilbert Sardier. |
| Katie Puckrik video-interviewed Avery | Gilbert for her website, 'Katie Puckrik Smells'. |
| e begins to clash with the villainous Captain | Gilbert (Mason), and is soon plotting a full-scale mu |
| yor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa, and | Gilbert Cedillo, California State Senator of the 22nd |
| Botobolar was the family vineyard of | Gilbert Wahlquist. |
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